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It's songs like these that can save the world from itself

Why can't we have some comedy numbers like these today.

Delightful

Yeaaaahhhhh rock and roll fabuloso lo mejor yeeeeessss

What a joy this song is

Fantastic!

I'm glad i found this beauty

Charming - 1930s music at its best!

I love this song. twelve years ago I was singing this to my daughter at night. I love jessie although she died before I was born. Fascinating life rising from poverty... a clever older sister who pushed her to take elocution lessons.

Sublime

Great stuff. The footbridge over the Sudbrook branch or High Orchard line is now in the possession of the Dean Forest Railway. The Western taking out the London train must date from 1975 (the last operational year of Eastgate Stn), as Central was being rebuilt. There is a new book about Gloucester Lines South coming out for Christmas 2019. Author is Neil Parkhouse of Lightmoor Press. This is the second volume as Gloucester Lines North was published two years ago........all high quality colour images...a must for any Gloucester spotter!!

Doris Day's version is a travesty. Noel coward would be turning in his grave!

Classic 👍🏻❤️

This song is one of the most beautifully harmonized. I caught the end of the doo-wop era. My teen years began in October of 1959, but I remember scads of doo-wop songs due to our next door neighbors younger sister who was in high school. And a lot of my friends had older siblings and we would listen to music on KJR, Seattle channel 95! That’s also when I began my love for country music. I mean the ‘real’ country music. WOW, !!! Those were the ‘good ole days.’ Kate, theflutterby🦋🌈🎼

Most delightful.

Can I get his stuff on Karaoke?

Just had this played at my Grandmas funeral. Sleep well Grandma. x

I remember this from when I was a child. Who sang the original version in the late 20s?

Did you make this?

(musical "Between the Devil") (Dietz-Schwartz) Jack Lathrop-Andy Love-Bob Wacker-v trio, acc. by Arthur Schwartz-p. NYC, October, 1937. Liberty Music Shop L-224 (P 21816-1). Dietz and Schwartz originally wrote "Triplets" in 1932 for their revue, "Flying Colors," but it was cut.

who is the orc ? Ray Nobel ? or Lew Stone anyone know ??

Let's rock 'n' roll!

where is the White one with four c post in front and i think eight windows in front

How can you not love Gracie?

Debating whether to get this on 78..

0:35 what coaches were those?

Hello Oldglos, my fiance, father, a friend and I are currently setting up a museum in Gloucester dedicated to the Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company. We were wondering if we could get permission to use this video to show members of the public the Toronto Subway cars and how they were transported from the works. we look forward to hearing from you. with kindest regards

Amazing!

Doris Day has a recording of this. Much better except for when she changes a line for the worse. Can you spot it?

Very very touching. I saw her in The King and I just before she died. I was just a little boy, but I realized I was in the presence of something very special. No one realized she was ill. Her presence on stage was sheer magic. I'll never forget it as long as I live. I wish I cold have seen she and Coward in the original production of Private Lives! A wonderful era!

I absolutely love Frank Crumit, but this must be his very best disc. The small band accompanying him is so incredibly hot.

that is SOOOOO FUNNY! and true also :)

Thank You. Ever So Much.

super stuff

Just watched FIRST A GIRL on Netflix, and loved the songs, so came looking for this. Thanks for putting it up here. Now I need to find others, and find out who the songwriter(s) is/are. Love Miss Jessie Matthews!

oh it brings back memories of the old eastgate station..and that long raised walkway that connected the eastgate station to the central station that is now just gloucester station..asda along with the then b and q (now that camping and outdoor store} paid to upgrade the road and remove parts of eastgate st station and of course the dreaded barton gates

Surely it cannot be old farts as myself who remember AND appreciate Frank Crumit? Oh yes - I too was an insurance salesman in the 1950s!

0:00-0:05. I believe I've heard this part in some other song. Does anyone know where it might come from?

She sang some of it in "Private Lives" with Noel Coward in the opening of the play where they meet on the blacony of the hotel where both, with new spouses, are on their honeymoons

Sublime! Thanks for posting.

great stuff.

I sent this link to my Farmers Insurance agent. He loves it as much as I do. He's thinking of making it his "on hold" music at his office. Frank Crumit is great.

Legend.

I do so appreciate people putting the things on KZfaq.I just love them.

I remember in the early 80s there still existed a footbridge over what was the Sudbrook branch in the middle of the park. We were told not to cross it, because it was dangerous, but we did. I don't know when the bridge was removed, but it's sad to know virtually al of it has gone. My great aunt lived in Bathurst Road, and her house backed onto the old MR loop line. My earliest memories were of trains running along there, shortly before it closed. Great days.

Frank was sooo good! Too bad he died at a comparatively young age??

This must be my ab fab Crumit record. It's got everything: a superbly swinging little band, marvelous lyrics, simply superb. So do I love it? I sure do. Thx for posting.

Great song, one of my favourites, thanks for posting it.

GREAT!!!!!